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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 89, 14 December 1914, Page 6

NICHOLL’S PICTURES. to-night. A Great Nordisk Drama—; VOTES FOR WOMEN. A Story of Woman's'Proper Sphere. \lso the Star Drama, 200 feet— THE PITFALL. And PICTURESQUE SYDNEY. THREE STARS THEATRE TO-NIGHT! THE MASKED DANDER. Also, the Star Comedy, 1000 feet — TANGO TROUBLES A Terpsichrean Whirlwind of Fun that never flags. TOWN HALL, TAIHAPE. THURSDAY,' 17th DECEMBER. GRAND CONGER! By Pupils of TAIHAPE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMME; Part I. 1. GIPSY CHORUS, Infants. 3. SWEDISH DRILL, Senior Boys. 3. SONG, Stanley Peyton. 4. CHORUS, ‘‘The Damies,” LUVirts 5. RECITATION, “Apples," Bessie Miller. 6. CRADLE SONG, Infants. '7. QUARTETS, “Fly Away, Bird- > ’ ie, R. Henson, M. Campbell, A. Seholes, O. McDuff. 8. CHORUS, “The Fairies," Juniors. 9. SWEDISH DRILL, Senior Girls. Part 11. 10. CHORUS, “Yo Ho! Little Girls," Senior Scholars. 11. Duet, “The Twins," M. Powell

and H. Whenuaroa. 12. SONG & CHORUS, “Flaying on the Old Banjo,” E. Siddells, D. Beban, W. Jarrett and D. Gray. 13. Part Song, “O, who will o’er the j Downs,” Senior Scholars 14. SONG, “Tit-Willow,” V. McLaughlan, D. Beban, and E. Siddells. 15. CHORUS, “The Minstrel Boy } ” Senior Scholars. 16. SONG and CHORUS, “Tipperary,” Senior Scholars, 17. RECITATION, “The Indian Army,” Florence Bowling. IS. PART SONG, “Good Night,” E. Siddells. D. Beban, W. Jarratt, and . . D. Bray. 19. SONG, “Rule Britannia,” Senior Scholars.

f RANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS addressed to the Chairman will be received at the CountyOffice, Marton, up till TWELVE NOON on SATURDAY, December 19th, next, for - Contracts Nos—--438 — Forming and Gravelling about 20 dhains Moawhango-Erewhon Road. 439 About 950 yards Repair Gravel Torere Road, Ohutu. 440 — About 300 cub. yards Repair Gravel, Gorge-Puke Roads, Ohutu. 441 — About 400 cub. yards Gravel, Hau, tapu Bridge approaches and Utiku Streets. 442 Forming and Culverting about 270 chains Toe Toe Road, Utiku. Plans and Specifications may be seen at County Engineer's Office, Hun-‘-terville; also No. 438 at Batley’s Store Moawhango and Nos, 439, 440, 441, and 442 at Hawke’s Store, Utiku. SYDNEY A. R. MAIR, County Engineer.

MARTON SALE TUESDAY, loth DECEMBER, 1014 Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will •ell as above: 170 mixed 2-tooths ’ 375 £ood 2-tooth weth%rs c; : ' ’’ : 100 good mixed 2-tooths 174 2-tooth ewes (shorn) 203 2-tooth wethers< shorn) 100 mixed 2-tooths (shorn) 6 fat cows •' ;6 2-year steers ’ 2 cows, in full profit 1 fat cow 6 draught mares and geldings/ 2 years up. 2 2-year spring carters 5 hack mares and geldings 3 forward cows ■2 2-yr. Jersey heifers 6 15-months heifers 4 light horses .1 MANGAWEKA SALE. |i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 1914. ■I 7 150 mixed 2-tooths 600 2-tooth wethers (shorn) in lots 300 2 and 4-tooth wethers (shorn), in lots 20 3£-year bullocks 15 forward cows 13 fat cows (lots) , 10 steers (lots) 10 2-year steers (lots) 8 2-year heifer s 2 prime bullocks 3 cows, in calf X Shorthorn bull IS yearling heifers Just Arrived: Lloyd George’s Speech on the War, at Finch’s Bazaar, Id each. FLORAL VOILES and MUSLINS in ill the newest colourings and great variety are to be seen at DARYILL’S. Medical authorities agree that, although there are many contributing causes .excess Uric Acid in the blood is the; real cause of Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago and kindred disease. I RHEUMO is the one remdy that